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You're streaming a stroll through Central Park on Facebook Live. You walk to Belvedere Castle and the feed freezes. You're in a dreaded deadzone.
It's at this moment when you wonder who actually has the best wireless coverage.
OpenSignal, a wireless coverage mapping firm, is attempting to answer that question. In a test of network quality, T-Mobile came out on top.
T-Mobile beat out Verizon, Sprint and AT&T in the categories of fastest downloads speeds on 3G and 4G networks, the shortest 3G latency, or the response time between your phone and the network, and in overall performance, according to OpenSignal's report.
Sprint walked away with shortest latency for 4G and Verizon won for best availability for 4G. AT&T didn't cinch a win in any of the categories.
T-Mobile took home four top prizes in OpenSignal's network quality report.
OpenSignalThese kinds of tests -- others, like one from RootMetrics, crown Verizon the overall winner -- are critical because they may sway consumers when they're choosing between carriers. You've undoubtedly seen countless ads touting "the most reliable" or "fastest" networks. The results also help T-Mobile's attempt to chip away at the perception that Verizon has a far superior wireless network
To get its results, OpenSignal collected 2.8 billion data points from 120,000 of its app users from May 1st to July 10th.
In the latest test, T-Mobile passed AT&T to take second in 4G availability. On average, a T-Mobile customer would have service 83.2 percent of the time. That's below 85.9 percent for Verizon customers, but ahead of AT&T's 80.4 percent. Sprint lagged behind at 69.9 percent.
The wider availability of T-Mobile's 4G network is a result of investment in its network and acquisition of low-band spectrum, which can travel wider distances, according to OpenSignal analyst Kevin Fitchard. T-Mobile in 2014 purchased that spectrum from Verizon, which employs similar airwaves in its network (AT&T does as well).
"(T-Mobile is) gaining a lot of ground, dispelling old notions that you don't sign up for T-Mobile if you want good availability," Fitchard said.
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